Over on the new Splash Page blog — your home for all things comics-meet-Hollywood — prepare to be bedazzled by the first look at DC Comics’ Dr. Manhattan and Owl Ship statues from the forthcoming, mind-melting film, “Watchmen.” Click here or on the photo below to scope it all.
continued here
If you want to watch two 40ish men act like demented 12 year olds for about 100 minutes you could do a lot worse than checking out “Step-Brothers” this weekend. The dynamic duo that brought you “Talladega Nights” (trio really with director Adam McKay) is back with this gleefully insipid comedy.One of the highlights of […]
continued here
AP - The title is “Step Brothers.” You know, because there are two of them.
AP - The most passionate Spider-Men, Storm Troopers, Harry Potters and other pop-culture fanatics are headed south for their annual pilgrimage. Comic-Con, the country’s biggest comic-book convention, begins Thursday at the San Diego Convention Center.
AP - “Watchmen” is already getting a prequel and the film’s not out until next year.
continued here
AP - Christian Bale swept into Barcelona on Wednesday night to attend a glittering Spanish premiere of “The Dark Knight,” appearing calm as he greeted fans a day after reports surfaced that his mother and sister had accused him of assault.
Are you lucky enough to be going to the San Diego Comic-Con? Are you even luckier than that and are going to see the Tropic Thunder’s screening there tonight?I’m guessing if you’re reading this, the answer is no… but that’s perfectly ok! We already have a review in place for you, and you can get to it right here!Hot damn, we’re faster than a 55 year old man in bed with Megan Fox! Go read it now!
continued here
The “Watchmen” movie is still more than seven months away, but the hype machine around the graphic novel’s adaptation has successfully whipped most of us here in the Newsroom into a frenzy. As if that weren’t enough, Stephen Totilo just brought us a preview of the “Watchmen” video game, which he saw demonstrated at E3. […]
continued here
Reuters - After just six days of release in North America, the new Batman sequel “The Dark Knight” has grossed more domestically than its predecessor did in its entire run, distributor Warner Bros. Pictures said on Wednesday.
Rainn Wilson owes me a bobblehead doll. I suppose I should have known something like the below was possible when I brought the bestselling NBC toy(?) with me to my interview with him the other day. But does anyone ever really expect to see a man break a toy of himself? Words don’t do the […]
continued here